The anticipated benefits of such a programme would include the early identification of latent iron deficiency or iron deficiency anaemia, and would lead to improved maternal and infant outcomes.
Well, it does, I suppose, but I'm also excessively introspective and have ultimately been made to feel that my distaste for Seinfeld is some latent intellectual deficiency.
Chronic latent magnesium deficiency has been linked to atherosclerosis, myocardial infarction, hypertension (see also Geiger and Wanner [ 37] in this supplement)., malignant tumours, kidney stones, alteration in blood lipids, premenstrual syndrome and psychiatric disorders.
Moreover, hepcidin mRNA expression, although depressed in control mice (iron-deficient group) likely because of the latent iron-deficiency state and active marrow activity, still dramatically was induced by starvation.
Dr. Altura developed a test for the active form, ionized serum magnesium, which helped her and other researchers uncover latent magnesium deficiencies that have been linked to more than a dozen diseases, even though total magnesium levels in the blood are normal.
Latent systems deficiencies must be identified and corrected before they cause harm.
They may be considered to represent either latent protein deficiencies or, potentially, heterozygous carrier states for recessive disorders.
Yet, all of the seven more highly expressed genes in sgn3 were found to be also induced by potassium starvation, suggesting a latent, weak potassium deficiency stress under these conditions.
In the setting of latent herpesvirus infection, this deficiency in Hoil-1 -/- mice is corrected to a level commensurate with that observed in control mice that are not infected with the herpesvirus.
Sometimes, sepsis may exacerbate chronic known or latent secondary adrenal insufficiency, which may be due to hypothalamic or pituitary tumours, chronic inflammation, or congenital ACTH deficiency.
